>> these are the stairs. we're going to see the chamber and the rest of the area where the lanterns were. >> reporter: when we return, "teen kids news" gets permission to go where few visitors are allowed, way up. >> you want to go all the way to the top? you want to see more. >> scary in here. >>> we're looking for clues to the mystery of just who hung the signal lanterns for paul revere. where are we? >> we're in the bell-ringing chamber here. there are eight bells above your head. they weigh a grand total of 7200 pounds. >> reporter: wow. >> the stairs you're to be climb were built in 1892 when the bells were restored. so these stairs do not reflect what it would have been like to climb up here in 1775. they're actually a relatively stable version. >> reporter: i find that hard to believe. is this it? >> this is it. we are up at the spot where the lanterns were hung. >> reporter: so which window was it? >> it was this window, the northwest window, facing towards charlestown, which is where the militia woul

>> these are the stairs of the steeple.s is the way we are going to get up and see the bell ringing chamber and the rest of the area where bell ringer, the lanterns hang. go on. >> reporter: when we return, "teen kids news" gets permission to go where few visitors are allowed, way up. >> how many more flights? >> oh, if you want to go all the way to the top, quite a few more. >> it's dark and scary in here. >>> we're looking for clues to the mystery of just who hung the signal lanterns for paul revere. so where are we? >> we are in the bell-ringing chamber here at the old north church. there are eight bells above your head. they weigh a grand total of 7,200 pounds. >> reporter: wow. >> so the stairs we're about to climb were built in 1982, when the bells were restored and the bell frame that they sit on was restored. so these stairs do not reflect what it would've been like to climb up here in 1775. they're actually a relatively stable version. >> reporter: uh. i find that hard to believe. so is this it? >> this is it. we a

>> these are the stairs of the steeple. the way we're gonna get up and see the bell-ringing chamber and the rest of the area where the lantern hanger would have gone. >> when we return, "teen kids news" gets permission to go where few visitors are allowed -- way up. >> how many more flights? >> oh, if you want to go all the way to the top, quite a few more. >> [ chuckles ] oh, it's dark and scary in here. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. (crowd of children) thank you. um]um] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] [phone ring,] car brakes hard [phone ring] [car crash] glass shatters [sirens] this video was submitted by a student through the safety scholars program. for more information on teen safety visit driversedge.org. >> we're looking for clues to the mystery of just who hung the signal lanterns for paul revere. so where are we

got to go up the stairs, and we're gonna be there. >> how'd the workers get up here? >> well, believe it or not, it was a climb of over 760 stairs every morning from down by the studio, walk right up this way. and then in 1936, the upgraded train-car system would carry five people. so you got a free ride up in the morning, walked down at night. are you ready? >> all right, let's go. >> okay. >> on the way up, we passed the remains of an old pipeline. it once carried the compressed air that powered the jackhammers used to carve the faces. i'll show you something really cool that most people never get to see. this was gonna be the hall of records. gutzon borglum was mount rushmore's ingenious sculptor. he wanted a place where america's most important documents would be safely stored for future generations. although the hall of records was never completed, part of borglum's dream did come true. >> so, in 1998, park services were developing mount rushmore. they took a titanium vault with a teakwood box inside, put 16 porcelain panels down in the vault describing the histo

it's a little one, their hand, and the stairs are a great opportunity to count. count by ones, count by twos, count by fives, go backwards on the count. that would be a teachable minute with kids. another one would be, of course, to read a book to kids, and when you do that, you want to go over the title and the cover, have the kids talk about the pictures. all of these things are teachable minutes, and you're really helping kids to -- to get some quality time with you, which all kids want with their babysitters. >> great information. thank you so much, dr. connie. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me on the show, and be a fun babysitter who catches teachable minutes with kids. >> speaking of teachable one. it's actually a quote from anne hathaway. she said... while babysitting might not put us all on the road to an academy award, it can help to make us better role models. >> it's getting harder and harder for teens to find jobs in today's economy. that's why many teens are now creating their own businesses. experts suggest that you start by identifying a need

she goes down the stairs. her butt is growing, everything is growing. >> that was your stock in trade. >> it's growing. >> closed captioning and other considerations for "tmz" are provided by --- >> so kim kardashian went to the gym. she's pregnant, you know. she's growing a little bit. >> kim always looks great. tell me one day she doesn't look beautiful. >> she goes down the stairs because her butt is growing. everything is growing. >> that was in stock and trade. >> she tweeted the "tmz" store >> she did. >> and she even tweeted about a shirt i didn't know existed, the baby kimye shirt and he's got the shades on lake kanye wears. >> it's the newest addition at the tmzstore.com. >> it's the newest addition at the tmzstore.com. >> i'm a lawyer. ♪ the simpsons (stomping) (pacifier sucking) (alarm buzzing) (sighing): monday. here we go again. (hot chip's "and i was a boy from school" playing) ♪ and i was a boy from school ♪ helplessly helping all the rules ♪ ♪ and there was a boy at school ♪ ♪ hopelessly wrestl

. >> we're in the weight room, we go downstairs and use the treadmills, the bikes, stair- steppers and lots of laps and sprints in the pool. >> imagine holding your breath and running up and down the stairs five or six times. its very difficult. >> i'm dead tired sometimes. but the hard work is worth it. once you get in it, there's like no way to get out. you just learn to love it so much, and it's so much fun. >> so what is synchronized swimming anyway? swimming anyway? synchronized swimming is gymnastics, it's flexibility, it's endurance, it's ballet and competitive swimming. all of that pretty much wrapped up into one sport. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. >> the complicated routines require so much practice, the swimmers run through the moves before they even get wet. >> what you see them doing behind me is land drilling, where they go through their routines on land which helps them remember it. then they hit the pool. >> to help them with their breath control, the girls do some serious training in the water. >> we do four overs and unders -- which is a lap under

and anytime someone gets hurt -- like, we trip up the stairs or something -- we're just like, "dang itwo tons, has lots of steps, and it moves. as an actor, is it difficult to perform while you're running up and down the set? >> it definitely makes it more difficult just because it's the added effort of running upstairs. like, when we're singing songs, we're running up stairs, so it just, like, takes your breath away a little more. but it's so much fun. like, our set is gorgeous and really awesome. >> ♪ once and for all >> what else is awesome is how close the "newsies" cast has become. >> this is the best that i've ever worked with. like, i love them all so much. they have become my family. like, all of the newsboys that you see onstage, we're actually just having fun because we just love each other. >> ♪ one for all and all for one ♪ >> and the audience loves them, too. >> ♪ ...and all for one >> what's the message of "newsies"? >> i would say the message of "newsies" is definitely, if you feel strongly about something, and you really, like, work for it and fight for it, you can chan

(josh) i'm going up the stairs. i'm a walking and a talking while i'm going up the stairs. i think we'll do pretty well at this. whoa... couldn't we check out these forests from the ground? (caroline) you'll be fine! plus, this might help you overcome your fear of heights! if we want a bird's eye view of this dynamic forest ecosystem, one of the coolest ways to see it is from up here! the tree we're climbing is part of the forest,

. >> reporter: eventually just walking up stairs became impossible. that's when doctors told katy she needed a new heart. but the surgery can cost more than half a million dollars. cota, the children's organ transplant association, stepped in. >> we work with the family and their home community to help raise money to meet any cost that a family does not have insurance for. >> reporter: the community didn't hesitate to help out. members organized fund raising dinners, and sold bracelets to raise money for the holland family. >> so the money was there because people got active and wanted to do something. >> reporter: with the community and cota on the job, katy could focus on getting a healthy heart. local newspapers show the months she spent at the cleveland clinic in ohio on the waiting list for a donation. >> some patients wait a long time for their transplants while others get it very quickly. that's fortunately what happened with katy. >> reporter: one day katy's doctor told her she'd be moved to the top of the list. but she didn't know how long sh

well now that i've had the sleeve on i can go up and down these stairs any way i want. could never happen before; just couldn't. wow. ladies and gentlemen please welcome professional basketball player mr. ed garrett. welcome ed to the show. also welcome champion bodybuilder and former mr. usa mr. ted thusen. talk about this. you played, you've been a professional athlete your whole life. i was dealing with every possible apparatus they had available in the market. anti-inflammatory, muscle rubs, wraps, compression sleeves all of it. none of it was giving me consistent relief or giving me the ability to function really in the gym. the tendonitis in my arm was the result of golf. i had to quit. i had to stop. i got the sleeve, i got the knee band and my life has changed. you gotta show, hold your hand so they can get a close-up became this is the man who could not hit a golf ball at all. but this week you just busted a blister on your hand because you hit how many? 600 golf balls in the last 3 days. and that's because. that's because i can because of the tommie copper. it

. >> basically, it's a back flip fromkateard skateboard down a set of stairs. >> easily one ofhe coost tricks you've seen in a long time. >> not too many pele can do anything le that. i've ner seethat trick ever. >> but this trick,ilmed at tony's rad channel studios, it took some practice. >> we have all of his ssteps and slams in another video. >> yeah, but nobody wants to see that. yeah, let's watcthat. ow. ow. and ow anyway, thfil sult is awese! what's next? >> olympic they kicked out wrtling, man. >> yeah, that's true. >> so i'm inking there might be a door openinhe. >> skateboarding at the olympi? we're in. to be honest, at this point the summer ompics needs skateboardg morehan skateboarding needs them bause they need a ungecrow >> i think that's salty. >> and true. >> and true. >> what remains the issue of skateboardg is the usef marijuana. >> iwod help with the pain. ow, . thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> ow. >> jorks he is standg with a veryrett girl. this car comes out. we a is that youar? you're very pretty. >> thank you. >> congratulatio. what? real? what? >> is this n

casi todas fueron obtenidas en de stair estados unidos. >>> su principal fuente de abastecimiento procede armas decomisadas son destruidas. algunas se muestran como las pistolas de oro de los campos de la droga sin embargo, muchos ciudadanos compran armas porque tienen miedo. y no se llama mario, pero si lo llamaremos. es empresario y en su casa tiene una escopeta recortada. dice que es para proteger a su familia. >>> si ocurre algo espero que no . >>> no dice como la obtuvo. la violencia que si ve ve en méxico no hay policía que la pare. y la guerra del narcotráfico, el sonido de la muerte. se escucha por todas partes. >>> los gobiernos de méxico y estados unidos firmaron un acuerdo para detener el trafico ilegal. pero de a poco se ha podido avanzar. hay otra parte de la se e ríe. veremos como los asesinatos se convierten en el terror. y como arriesga su vida para terminar con la guerra de narcotráfico. josé. >>> raúl torres, gracias 10 mujeres que viven en el límite entre ciudad juarez y el paso texas, iniciaron una huelga de hambre frente a la casa blanca. piden al presidente obama, re

. >> basically, it's a back flip from skateboard to skateboard down a set of stairs. >> easily one of the coolest tricks you've seen in a long time. >> not too many people can do anything like that. i've never seen that trick ever. >> but this trick, filmed at the rad channel studios, it took some practice. >> we have all of his missteps and slams in another video. >> yeah, but nobody wants to see that. yeah, let's watch that. ow. ow. and ow. anyway, the final result is awesome! what's next? >> olympics. they kicked out wrestling, man. >> yeah, that's true. >> so i'm thinking there might be a door open in here. >> skateboarding at the olympics? we're in. >> to be honest, at this point, the summer olympics needs skateboarding more than skateboarding needs them because they need a younger crowd. >> i think that's salty. >> and true. >> and true. >> what remains the issue of skateboarding is the use of marijuana. >> it would help with the pain. ow, ow. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> ow. >> good, how are you? >> we have amy schchumer. >> amy, am i missed watching you because my

she remembers that she only had a small jar and had to run up and down the stairs several times per day she recalls that in the winter of 1942, the steps were slick with ice. no one boiled the river water. grams of bread per day. to survive, she gathered and eight -- ate anything. tree bark, paste. overpowered by memories of that time, she asks that i take her back home. we agree to meet again in the evening. i will attend the comer -- the commemoration ceremonies alone. in the old city center, i encounter sandbags and barbed wire. it is an attempt to recruit the ambience of the blockade -- re-create the ambience of the blockade. officials call it "historic reconstruction." military vehicles are on display, along with images of the war years as some burmese music the tone -- somber sets the tone. ♪ ♪ >> a city guide brings me back to the here and now. a snapshot with a soldier impersonator taken in front of an actual bus from the time period is proving to be a popular tourist attraction. this woman is a tourist visiting to make sure that this historic day will not be forgotten. i ask he

slightly shorter than number two features a stair-like exterior, grassy rooftop terraces, and large glass interiors. d by of the 9/11 attacks. >> this important message isnational road safety foundation. [ bell rings ] >> all right, guys! >> so, guess what!rday! >> are you going? >> yes. let's all go together. >> oh, that sounds awesome! [ engine starts ] >> okay. so, you know the themespirit., everything spirit... >> rachel! rachel! >> so, red and black... >> hey, rache! >> seriously? >> oh, yeah, face paint! rachel, you have -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- [ echoing ] [ heart beating ] >> choking -- it can happen to anyone anywhere. >> knowing what to do in a medical emergency can be lifesaving. th >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey, and the man who wrote the play "streetcar named desire," -- they all had one thing in common. they choked to death. >> choking is very common, and with the proper training, yousomeone who might be choking. >> what is choking? >> choking occurs when something gets stuck in your throat. >> how do you know if someone's choking? make any noise, they can

. >> when you first go up the stairs into the bedroom, leo, who's the older brother and feels like he's a little bit more superior, er" stampedhe has "do not ent on the side of his bed there,ca, be bigger brother. >> leonardo is the best ninja of the group, and training is very important to him, so his bed is perfectly made. and his sword is always being sharpened and his bonsai tree is clean. >> donnie's bed's ut-out in tht. it's got a cwall.ed this sort >> so we creat of mattress that went around so that as a you can actually sleep turtle, a lot better on a round surface than you can on a flat surface. >> and it's got all these computer screens and everything up. >> raphael and michelangelo are bunk mates. >> raph is on this one. and just look at this collection of sneakers that debra found to dress it. it's all these little details and fun elements tha actually make it really coolt >> he's got airplanes,. got the american flag there. >> raph is the one that's also bodybuilding as well, and thingsthat. >> mikey, his bunk is beneath raphael's, and he's got, you know, a drum kit next to

she found half a stair step all the way at the top and camped with her three-year-old son. >> from the moment they opened the door and came toward us saying, "come in." they took the child out of my hands immediately. this feeling of being received warm heartedly, not to be asked questions. "come in. first off, we are taking you in ." >> the red cross raw food from the west, pitched tents, and that thousands of people in a field kitchen. red cross helpers were busy around the clock for weeks on end. >> the embassy kept getting fuller and fuller after people realized they could climb over the fence in the back. we could not really control how many people we had anymore. >> the mall cause -- the malkas remember. >> people waited on the other side and took the children and lifted the strollers over. >> children were passed over. they were always first. >> it seemed we had children without parents. >> they were able to change that very fast. >> i let the parents through the front gate. >> when the weather turned bad in september, the embassy ground turned into a field of mud. toilets were

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. >> it's a lot of work, running up and down stairs, ladders.u'll get tired pretty quickly. >> just standing still made me tired, but i now understand why it's essential for firefighters to train with their gear on -- it's the only way you can build up the muscles and stamina needed to do the job. oh, and there's one more thing. the most important piece of gear is impossible to see. it's guts, because that's what it takes to be a firefighter. for "teen kids news," i'm carina. >> [laughs] we'll see you next time on "teen kids news." thanks for watching. have a great week. jack hanna's animal adventures, brought to you by seaworld and busch gardens. for mo than forty years, working to preserve the world we share. witness the drama and power of glacier bay, alaska's majestic wilderness. (music)

learning how to kick flip 6 stairs takes determination. so will getting into college. i've got what it takes. so do you. >> "teen kids news" starts right now, and we've got a lot to report. >> i'll tell you about a medical condition in teens that's common, painful, and often untreated. >> we hear about them in the news all the time, but what exactly is a diplomat? we visit the u.s. state department to find out. >> i'll tell you why there's a blindfolded woman on one of our state flags. >> i'll tell you about dinner companions we can only dream about. >> that and much more, so keep watching "teen kids news." >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> headaches can be a huge pain, but for some teens who get an extreme type of headache, it's an even bigger problem. tyler has the story. >> when daniel beecher complained about constant headaches, people thought he was making excuses. but his headaches were real and more severe than normal. >> i had it for a week straight. i was having two a day. >> that was during t

>> it's a lot of work, running up and down stairs, ladders -- you'll get tired pretty quickly. >> justing still mame tired, but i now understand why it's essential for firefighters to train with their gear on. it's the only way you can build up the muscles and stamina needed to do the job. oh, and there's one more thing. the most important piece of gear is impossible to see. it's guts, because that's what it takes to be a firefighter. for "teen kids news," i'm carina. >> by the way, while we were at the fire academy, we learned something very important. there are communities all across the country that depend on volunteer firefighters, and unfortunately, there are far fewer volunteers than there used to be. however, many areas offer junior firefighting programs like the one here at the fire academy in bergen county. these programs are open to boys and girls 16 and older. if you're interested, check with your local fire station. that's it for this week. thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you next week on "teen kids news." >> here's a shout-out to american troops serving in pakistan.

. >> it is just a short walk up the stairs, but for -- it is a painful one.his son's room is up there, just the way he and his girlfriend left it. they were on their way to go diving in bali. she still cannot believe what happened. click sometimes i write down, sometimes it is like nothing happened. -- >> sometimes i break down, sometimes is like nothing happened. >> downstairs, her husband plays us a song rewritten to commemorate the victims. he says it makes him feel the pain. they are caught up in a lot of things and they are scared of what come when that stops. >> the most important thing for the parents right now is for the remains to be identified. >> we hope for complete guidance. maybe, we can touch them, i hope. i don't have to see them but i want to touch them. looks at the moment, a team of international experts at these military barracks is examining remains recovered from the crash site. we are not allowed to go in. he says there still hope for that indication. we're trying our best, we have completed the examination of the bodies who have docume